The President Donald Trump, During his speech, he praised the triumph of Philadelphia eagles About Kansas City bosses with a forceful 40-22. It was there that he mentioned, surprisingly, Taylor Swiftwho attended the Super Bowl in the company of his boyfriend, Travis Kelcebosses player. “I was there along with Taylor Swift, how did it go? How did he go with that?”Trump questioned, adding a new chapter to her already known rivalry with the singer.
This comment is not isolated. Trump has made several statements against Swift, including a subsequent message to the Super Bowl where he wrote: “The only one that had a harder night than Kansas City’s bosses was Taylor Swift. They booed her at the stadium. Maga is very implacable.” While Swift received some boos, the magnitude of the reaction described by the president has been questioned.
Interestingly, this new criticism of Swift coincides with the hundredth day of Trump’s second term, a period marked by low approval figures in recent surveys. An NPR/PBS news/marist survey shows a 45% disapprovalwhile only the 23% approve it. Its general approval is in a 42%one of the lowest in the last 80 years. Another survey, conducted by Washington Post/ABC News/Ipsos, shows an even lower approval, of the 39%. These figures contrast with Trump’s economic promises during his campaign.
In response to these surveys, Trump described them in capital letters as “False surveys of false news organizations”even demanding that they are investigated for “Electoral fraud!”. It should be noted that, despite the tradition of the visit to the White House for champions teams, several players of the Eagles, including their field marshal Jalen Hurts, decided not to attend the ceremony.
The absence of key players such as AJ Brown, Devonta Smith, Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, Brandon Graham And six others add to the team of the team to reject a similar visit in 2018, after winning his first Super Bowl, during Trump’s first mandate. This context gives an additional dimension to the already complex current political situation.
